I am trying to figure out how much bandwidth a 1megabit connection will give me a month. But I am told this is wrong.

1 megabit/second = 60 megabits/minute
60 megabits/minute = 360 megabits/hour
360 megabits/hour = 8640 megabits/day
8640 megabits/day = 259200 megabits/month

259200 megabits/month = 32400 megabytes/month
32400 megabytes/month = 32.4 gigabytes/month

Whats wrong with this?

60 megabits/minute = 360 megabits/hour

60 min in an hour

Originally posted by davidb
60 megabits/minute = 360 megabits/hour

60 min in an hour

doh!

EDIT: damn copy and paste, i forgot a zero!

.

Yeah, I find it odd that I can do fine as an engineering major, but chop off a zero somehow when multiplying 60*60.

*shoots self*

:eek3:

wait.. if i can get 320 gb per month with 1mb/sec....

why my rackshack server is 250kb/sec...

its supposed to allow me 400 gb

:angry: